The New York Times Current HistoryFront matterReading editionChapter navigation66 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE EUROPEAN WARIntroductory materialThe New Russia SpeaksRussia in LiteratureRussia and Europe's WarRussian Appeal for the PolesI AM FOR PEACE!United RussiaPrince Trubetskoi's Appeal to Russians to Help the Polish Victims of WarHow Prohibition Came to RussiaInfluence of the War Upon Russian IndustryDeclaration of the Russian Industrial InterestsA Russian Financial Authority on the WarProposed Internal Loans of RussiaHow Russian Manufacturers FeelNew Sources of Revenue NeededOur Russian AllyConfiscation of German PatentsA Russian Income TaxPING PONG.Tools of the Russian JuggernautFate of the Jews in PolandCommercial Treaties After the WarTHE WOMAN'S PART.A PHOTOGRAPHIC REVIEW OF THE WARPatriotism and EnduranceAPPEAL TO AMERICA FOR BELGIUM.With the German ArmyStory of the Man Who Fired on the Rheims CathedralRichard Harding Davis's CommentThe German AirmenGerman Generals Talk of the WarHuman Documents of the WarCivil Life in BerlinBelgian Boy Tells Story of AerschotTHE NEUTRALS.Fifteen Minutes on the YserSeeing Nieuport Under Shell FireRaid on Scarborough Seen from a WindowHow the Baroness Hid Her Husband on a VesselWarsaw Swamped With RefugeesAfter the Russian Advance in GaliciaOfficer in Battle Had Little FeelingThe Battle of New Year's DayBass's StoryThe Waste of German LivesThe Flight Into SwitzerlandOnce Fair Belgrade Is a Skeleton CityLetters and DiariesThe First German PrisonersTwo Letters From the TrenchesThe Baptism of FireAn All-Night AttackThe Germans as Seen from a ConventWar-Time Scenes in Rouen"It Is for Us and for France""Chant of Hate Against England"ANSWERING THE "CHANT OF HATE."England Caused the WarA SONG OF THE SIEGE GUN.Why England Fights GermanyAT THE VILLA ACHILLEION CORFU.Germany's Strategic RailwaysGLORY OF WAR.Chronology of the WarBeginning of this editionNext chapter →THE EUROPEAN WARAll chapters and sections (66)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE EUROPEAN WAROpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsThe New Russia SpeaksRussia in LiteratureRussia and Europe's WarRussian Appeal for the PolesI AM FOR PEACE!United RussiaPrince Trubetskoi's Appeal to Russians to Help the Polish Victims of WarHow Prohibition Came to RussiaInfluence of the War Upon Russian IndustryDeclaration of the Russian Industrial InterestsA Russian Financial Authority on the WarProposed Internal Loans of RussiaHow Russian Manufacturers FeelNew Sources of Revenue NeededOur Russian AllyConfiscation of German PatentsA Russian Income TaxPING PONG.Tools of the Russian JuggernautFate of the Jews in PolandCommercial Treaties After the WarTHE WOMAN'S PART.A PHOTOGRAPHIC REVIEW OF THE WARPatriotism and EnduranceAPPEAL TO AMERICA FOR BELGIUM.With the German ArmyStory of the Man Who Fired on the Rheims CathedralRichard Harding Davis's CommentThe German AirmenGerman Generals Talk of the WarHuman Documents of the WarCivil Life in BerlinBelgian Boy Tells Story of AerschotTHE NEUTRALS.Fifteen Minutes on the YserSeeing Nieuport Under Shell FireRaid on Scarborough Seen from a WindowHow the Baroness Hid Her Husband on a VesselWarsaw Swamped With RefugeesAfter the Russian Advance in GaliciaOfficer in Battle Had Little FeelingThe Battle of New Year's DayBass's StoryThe Waste of German LivesThe Flight Into SwitzerlandOnce Fair Belgrade Is a Skeleton CityLetters and DiariesThe First German PrisonersTwo Letters From the TrenchesThe Baptism of FireAn All-Night AttackThe Germans as Seen from a ConventWar-Time Scenes in Rouen"It Is for Us and for France""Chant of Hate Against England"ANSWERING THE "CHANT OF HATE."England Caused the WarA SONG OF THE SIEGE GUN.Why England Fights GermanyAT THE VILLA ACHILLEION CORFU.Germany's Strategic RailwaysGLORY OF WAR.Chronology of the WarThe New York TimesTHE EUROPEAN WAR →
